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Recent Articles (8)
What I Saw at the French Protests
Last week in Paris, a mix of genuine protest, opportunistic violence, and government failure. The post What I Saw at the French Protests appeared first on Washington Monthly.
Meet the Democratic Senate Candidates Who Are Overperforming. And Underperforming
While Democrats are on track to win the House popular vote by eight points, that partisan tilt alone isn’t enough to carry the Senate. The post Meet the Democratic Senate Candidates Who Are Overperfor
The American Way of Execution
Pete Hegseth’s plan for a public execution got scotched but with this Supreme Court, it may one day get the green light. The post The American Way of Execution appeared first on Washington Monthly.
The Rhetorical Triumph of the Neo-Nazis
Amid discussions of whether America has become authoritarian, the lingua franca of Neo-Nazis has crept into our discourse. The post The Rhetorical Triumph of the Neo-Nazis appeared first on Washington
How Trump and MAGA Captured the GOP
Political scientist Seth Masket’s new book explains how history and party mechanics made Donald Trump’s ascent inevitable. The party may never recover. The post How Trump and MAGA Captured the GOP app
We’re All High School Debaters Now
I went to judge a national debate tournament and came away less worried about the teenagers than the politicians and pundits who argue just like them. The post We’re All High School Debaters Now appea
Kansas? Montana? Mississippi? Where Will the Blue Wave Crest?
Democrats have reason to spend in states that seemed impossible to win just two months ago. The post Kansas? Montana? Mississippi? Where Will the Blue Wave Crest? appeared first on Washington Monthly.
Fixing America’s Broken Workplace Bargain with the Young
Britain is weighing a problem the U.S. must address: the gap between school and work. Apprenticeship degrees are one solution. The post Fixing America’s Broken Workplace Bargain with the Young appeare